-: I've worked in research my entire career
and I've been at Gillette for the last seven years.
So research, the idea of improving patient lives,
trying to identify a way
to let people live their lives better is what I like to do.
So there's finding new ideas, new treatments.
This is my first clinical role
and I was surprised how much it is that we don't know.
And so, yeah, working each day
to improve the lives of our patients is what's exciting.
It still is a lot of developmental work,
which can be exciting because we have,
our research at our hospital is growing
and we get to play a role in all of that
and make decisions as we go along.
On the flip side, that can be challenging at times
because there's no path laid out for us.
There's no easy answer to anything.
It's really, so some days that can be challenging
because you may just want a quick solution to something
and you've come into a roadblock
and it's like oh, I have to develop a new process
or a new, a way to solve this issue.
So there's kind of, it can be a pro and it can be a con.